Commercial & Residential
Pumping
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GREASE TRAP
CLEANING

Grease traps, or grease interceptors, remove solids, oils and grease from kitchen wastewater. They do this by slowing the flow of the greasy water and allowing it to cool and collect in the trap. Baffles trap the grease in the tank before it enters the sanitary sewer system.

Grease traps can back up or become blocked altogether without regular maintenance. Backed up or blocked grease traps create unpleasant odors, as well as safety and health risks.

While other services may simply skim the top of your grease trap, R&R Pumping technicians pump and clean the entire trap and scrape away any hardened grease deposits. We can handle any size project - from small, in-floor or under-the-sink units to larger outdoor units.

The City of Casper requires restaurants to pump grease traps every 6 months. We can provide friendly, scheduled maintenance or scheduling reminders, whichever you prefer.

SEPTIC SYSTEM
PUMPING

Septic tanks store wastewater while bacteria decompose food and waste particles. The more complete the decomposition of the waste, the better a septic system functions.

Inside the tank, the majority of the waste decomposes into sewage water, which flows out of the tank and into an absorption field (perforated pipes laid in a bed of gravel) for further purification.

Heavier solids often settle to the bottom of the tank and accumulate as sludge. Lighter particles – including grease and oil – rise to the surface and form a scum. It’s vital to periodically clean out these deposits to ensure your septic tank functions properly.

SUMP PITS

Sump pits perform a vital function for commercial locations that have work or wash bays, such as car washes and automotive repair shops. They prevent contaminants from entering the sanitary sewer system.

Shop mud pits, trench drains and sludge pits collect grease, oil, sand, grit and other heavy solids either separately or as part of an oil-water separator.

Sump pits require periodic cleaning and the waste tested for hazardous materials. If deemed non-hazardous, the sump waste can be taken to wastewater treatment for processing.

All sumps need to be tested by the City of Casper Wastewater and a waste manifest issued before we are able to schedule pumping services. We offer scheduled sump pit pumping so you don’t have to worry about it during busy oilfield seasons.

OTHER SERVICES

Through our sister companies, we also offer:

• Portable Restrooms/Services
• Bulk Waste Removal
• Sewer & Drain Cleaning
• Water Restoration
• Septic Tank Locating
• Fiber-optic Camera Inspections w/Video Documentation
• High-Pressure Hydro-Jetting

PREVENTATIVE
MAINTENANCE

Don’t worry about calling for service every time your systems need maintenance. Let us take care of that by setting up a maintenance schedule, so maintenance visits are sure to happen when they’re recommended. We’ll take care of the scheduling and the pumping. You don’t have to do a thing.